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In reply to the discussion: This is concerning [View all]Rebl2
(17,537 posts)80. I was somewhat
naive at that age, but not so naive that I would vote for a republican. Presidents dont control everything. They have to work with the Congress they are given-and know how to work with the Congress they have.
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I was extremely naive, sheltered, didn't know anything. The difference was that I knew it.
betsuni
Apr 2024
#184
Me either, in general. The "60's". 1968. In a big city like mine if you paid any attention...
electric_blue68
Apr 2024
#122
Kirsten Mansel is an idiot who doesn't seem to recall all those protested by not voting for Hillary Clinton ...
marble falls
Apr 2024
#3
Other than she couldn't vote what changed in my argument? Asses who think like her DID give us TFG, right?
marble falls
Apr 2024
#152
She better avoid getting pregnant untill she is ready to be a mom. She'll find out real quick just how dumb she is now.
usaf-vet
Apr 2024
#49
And have a perfect pregnancy with no complications that require medical intervention.
cbabe
Apr 2024
#58
I feel the same way - age seems to do that. But also watching a Trump presidency does that -
TBF
Apr 2024
#118
Does this woman think the GOP will protect women's Reproductive health or reduce student
riversedge
Apr 2024
#14
Young & new voters think they only need to vote once & change should happen within a few years.
CrispyQ
Apr 2024
#16
A reminder that Susan Sarandon thought electing Trump would bring about a socialist resurgence...
brooklynite
Apr 2024
#17
Even though this particular person might not be real (unlikely from what another poster said)...
Silent3
Apr 2024
#147
I don't see young voters supporting Dems 2 to 1 over the GOP as a problem
Fiendish Thingy
Apr 2024
#136
Seeking media attention, hoping threats from others like her will spur immediate change in current US policy, or
Freethinker65
Apr 2024
#25
The actual original article is from the "Commercial Appeal" behind a paywall.
honest.abe
Apr 2024
#32
The original article was about Tennessee voters. Yahoo picked it up and it went from there.
shrike3
Apr 2024
#59
Not too impressive that after a day, they still have a generic "xxx" picture caption
muriel_volestrangler
Apr 2024
#157
Yeah, that story ran yesterday. They went around and talked to students on a campus in Tennessee.
shrike3
Apr 2024
#34
Teaching the Democratic Party a lesson. Isn't that what some BoBs tried in the '16 election?
elocs
Apr 2024
#41
Kirsten if I were you I would avoid any activity that might lead to a unwanted pregnancy. You think Biden is a problem..
usaf-vet
Apr 2024
#44
Democrats have never controlled the legislative process. It would require a super-majority in the senate
LeftInTX
Apr 2024
#57
I'll bring up legislative procedure in the next conversations ...
DJ Synikus Makisimus
Apr 2024
#102
Also, I don't believe vetos apply to budget bills. However, voting and reproductive rights are not part of budget bills
LeftInTX
Apr 2024
#123
She's 23, and studying medicine. She has a great chance of being middle class or rich
muriel_volestrangler
Apr 2024
#131
I'm suspecting that, too. Any liberal her age knows how courts & government work. This piece is
ancianita
Apr 2024
#112
Are you sure she is real, this is the kind of thing the Russians put out, pretending
Bev54
Apr 2024
#77
Worst case scenario is there will be a statistically significant number of them who don't vote
ColinC
Apr 2024
#113
Also I'm in complete agreement with those who say people who legitimately think like this shouldn't be ignored
ColinC
Apr 2024
#125
First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out--because I was not a socialist.
TeamProg
Apr 2024
#86
Besides knowing this quote I think I had it as a button in the late '60s.
electric_blue68
Apr 2024
#124
It makes for a great quote but Pastor Martin Niemller being there in real time leads me to think that he was
TeamProg
Apr 2024
#126
I wonder if someone didn't just take a picture of a kid off the internet and add text.
BlueTsunami2018
Apr 2024
#88
People like her think it's a just big game. The "it can't really happen here" attitude.
hadEnuf
Apr 2024
#104
Yep, it's all part of an underlying narrative to conquer and divide the left.
Think. Again.
Apr 2024
#132
I agree I also thought it was a fake meme made by an repuke source or a russian troll.
kimbutgar
Apr 2024
#134
"Kirsten seems to be a boys name" - there's confusion over her name
muriel_volestrangler
Apr 2024
#155
One in that picture has the names of books as it's stripes, why I missed it the 1st time.
KS Toronado
Apr 2024
#178
The talking points of interviewed students in the article (ha, I typed stupidents first):
betsuni
Apr 2024
#166
I forgot to say that VP Harris and most diverse admin. ever are invisible. As if Biden's all alone in the WH
betsuni
Apr 2024
#180
So her strategy is to give power to those who are determined to destroy reproductive rights
Martin Eden
Apr 2024
#177
Interesting observation that the one's expressing concern and telling "us" to take it seriously seem
JohnSJ
Apr 2024
#179
"She's mad Biden and the Democrats have failed to protect reproductive rights or wipe out student loans."
LudwigPastorius
Apr 2024
#181
